In action: The shirts were printed in the wake of sickening violence in Rome last week which targeted Tottenham fans

Lazio insist their fans were not behind the attack and two supporters of the club's rivals Roma have since been charged with attempted murder.

The Biancocelesti tried to distance themselves further from last Thursday's events by today revealing their players will wear shirts with 'NO RACISM' emblazoned across the front in large white letters during tonight's game.

Message: Lazio players will wear these shirts in their match against Udinese this evening

Trashed: Fights broke out in this pub in Rome last week

Controversy: Lazio fans allegedly taunted Spurs fans during the game

The Italian club posted a link to the picture of the shirt on their Twitter page along with the following message: 'S.S. Lazio against all forms of racism! This is the jersey that the players will wear against Udinese'.

Lazio president Claudio Lotito visited Mills in hospital yesterday.

Visit: Lazio president Claudio Lotito (centre) went to see Ashley Mills in hospital, who was stabbed in Rome last week

In the wake of the sickening violence before Tottenham's Europa League clash with Lazio, there were also reports on Sunday that sections of the West Ham support were singing songs which celebrated the incident, as well as referring to Adolf Hitler and World War II gas chambers.

West Ham issued a statement saying that they had issued a season ticket holder at Upton Park with a banning order for his alleged involvement in the sickening chants.